Wooldridge Econometrics for Economics BSc students Ch. 2: The Simple Regression Model

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Excellent video. I graduated with a BA Econ. and MBA Intl. Econ. Econometrics was not taught much then, rather they used standard Statistics instead. I found that to be wanting and disappointing in not being able to perform primary research and modeling based on real economic data. If we want, (and we do need) to build meaningful Economic models we need to use meaningful and applicable data to prove our hypotheses: enter the required need for Econometrics.

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17:11 if U is always equal to 0 (zero conditional mean) then how is it possible that U changes when X changes, U=0 hence there should be nothing since 0 =0, you will get the linear line only then right. anyone has the answer?

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U is not equals to 0, but expected value of u is 0. That means, u might have a distribution, but in such a way that mean comes out to be 0. Hope you understood.

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sir do Y comes from normal distribution?

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why is there an extra xi

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